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Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09
No kickers There.

l hope to go to the realms above when l lie down to die: l hope that choirs all clad in white will greet my wandering eye. know that Pll be filled with joy, in re- giOns tree from care. for angels tell me in my sleep there are no kickers there. Though rugged be the jasper pave, no soul will dare complain; though sunlight shines the ages through, no spirits call for rain; tholgh crowns be half halt a size too small, no seraphs tear their hair, and all is joy above because there are kickers there. The music may be out of tune. no one will hold his ears; the robes may not be taller made, there'll be no moans or tears; the sandals may be often worp, none ask a better pair, for, glory to the Lord of Hosts. there are no kickers there. And when the celestial council call for paying on the streets, the man who gets the con- tract may work onward swift and fleet, no spirit will injunction bring, nor cranks or croakerS swear; the realms above are free from chumps, there arc no kickerS there. Then take me from this vale of tears, where cranks come to the front, where men who never work or toll, still lie around and grunt; l long to wear celestial robes and climb the golden stair, for well l know that in those lands there are no kickerS there - AtchiSon Globe.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09
A New Set of Rules for Counting.

The attention of the fathers of marrlageable daughters is called to the following set of rules which an Independent reporter saw hanging in front parlor few days ago. They are evidently for undated with great care, and seemed to cover the whole ground:
 1. Gentlemen whose heads are annOinted with bears oil, must not lean aginst the wall, as it oils the paper and renders ire quent and expensive repairs nee. essary.
 ?. The piano stool is dedicated to music, and gentlemen who put their feet upon it will not be tOlor ated.
 3. Kissing except on the iron, steps is strickl y prohibited.
 1. No proposals will be enter tained except upon ten days nO- tice in writing, accompanied by satisfactory references of good moral character The applican, to be subject to an examination n the rudiments of finance at the op. tiOn of parents.
 5. Gentlemen remaining later than II o'clock will be charged ex tra for oil.
 6. Talking in loud tones Ol boisterous laughing after 3 O'clocL must not be indulged in, under pain of immediate dismissal.
 :. No liquors furnished to mi nors.
 And we might add that swinging on the front gate will not be tol erated.
 That spittOons were made fol ornaments and not for practica use.
 That 10 o'clock is early enOugl for fashionable youny men to call and they should always remain m til the breakfast bell rings.-EX.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09

his lair. It was a most excitine moment. 1 quickly brought my rifle to the shoulder, and aiming between his eyes. drew the trigger to no effect. Again and again attempted to discharge the rife forgetting Ill the suspense that the cartridges had been withdrawn. It was indeed Il trying ordeal. Ii l stopped to remove what was an imperfect cartridge and substitute another one, or if turned and lied, the glaring creature, who looked 10 me as big as buffalo, would pounce upon me and tear me to pieces in a jiffy! 1 did nei- tler, but fortunately had sufficient presence of mind remaining to whistle in low tone to Foley just ahead. "Iuu look q little pale, MT. Judd,' he exclaimed in d hall humorous manner, as he quietl J came back to me. Il do not think you could blame anybody for be- ing rather pale under the circum- stancesw l responded. It was very fortunate for me that 1 had no bullet in my rifle; being in such close proximity, should undoubt- edly have shot high above the point aimed at, and barely grazed his skull, when the then wounded and consequently inturiated ami mal would have umped and fin ished me in short order. On in. specting the surroundings we found the remains Of an antelope close by, upon which the now dead "enemy" had gorged himself. 1 am told that when near evening one of these mountain lions deliv.  CTS its peculiar roar, the entelope for long distance around are fair ly terrorized and flee for miles.
 Unlike Mr. Roosevelt, l have never killed Grizzlies at short range, and ! do not care ever again to meet a lion under such circumstances. He appeared to be as large as any of the genuine Africans which l have seen in the menagerieS, and few days after at the railway station at Rock Greek, we saw one of these Rocky Mountain lions, which considera- ply exceeded in size the imported African caged near him. That night around the campfire, the reader may be sure we had d very exciting story to narrate to Uncle Piorson and Auditor Weston, who had remained in the valley while we made the ascent.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09

A printer stood at tho desk of a business man the other day. aud noticed him using letter and bill heads bought of an eastern house . Said the printer who was custom CT, "what would you think of me if should go east and buy your line of goods for myself and fanli. Iy?' The merchant replied. "l would think you a fool when l know you can get the same goods as cheap from me and aid fellow citizen" When the printer called his attention to the imported let ter and bill heads, the merchan, cOughed and walked behind the counter to wait on a customer, ana the same merchant only day be fore asked the printer to give him free puff about his stock of new goods .-Ex.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09
Monday November 1th. ISS1,

at the front door of the court House, in said county, within the hours for judicial ,ale., on credit of three months. at public auc- ton, to the highest bidder, to satisfy Il judgment in favor of Geo. Taylor & Co.,, against John Martin and C. P. Holle- man & Co.,, and also n judgment of John Martin X Co.,. against Martin Hollcman X Co.,, the following lands condemned to he sold by said court in said judgment and or der, under attachment as the property of said defendant. John Martin. to satisfy said two judgments. towit:
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09
Notice For Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CAMDEN, ARK.
 n.t lp,h 1897

LAND UFFlCE AI CAMDEN, NEk.
 Oct. 18th, 1887 NOTICE Is hereby given that the follow ing named settler has filed notice of his in- tcntion to make final proof in support ot his claim and that said proof will be made be- fore the County Judge of Nevada county, Ark. ut Prescott Ark. on December 3d, 1887, for the NJ SW1 Sec. 6, Tp, TO- <. R. - w, viz; William Il. Wingfield. II. K. 9TI3. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultiva- ton of. said land, viz: Isaac F. Harris, Mathew T. Porter. Robert w. Cornelius, David D. Stuart, Sr., all of Prescott, Nevada county, Ark.
 w. K. RAMSEY, Register.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09

Seventy-five years ago tine first tomatoes grown in this country were cultivated as d strange and showy horticultural curiosity in Salem. Mass.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09
SUMMERS HOUSE.

Cor N Front and Walnut Sts., HOPE ARK Tables supplied at all times with the best edihles the market affords, Clean. neat and comfortable beds. Terms reasonable.
 Go-special attention given to commes- cial hen.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09

A hotel register emits no heat, but it will make bachelor very warm when he sees some practi- cal Joker has added "and wife" to to his nanIe.-Ho,el Mail.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09

all Iyiny in Nevada county. Arkansu,: and also Lot No. ? in Block No. in Ans ley's addition to the town of Prescott Ne- vada county, Arkansas. Notes with good personal security will be required purchasers, and vendor, lien retained for purchase money.
 ]. <. REGAIN.
 Sheriff of Ncy ada county.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09
Warning Order.

TIT HIesUUTI IUWTIsIIIV J. T :. NUVITV
 Before D. ]. Montgomery
 Nevada County Arkansas, Jno. E. Portis, Plaintif,)
 Ns. J. A. Pipkin, Dciendant\ The Defendant, ]. A. Plpkin, is warned to appear in this Court, within thirty days, and answer the complaint ot the Plaintiff, Jno. F.. Ports.
 D. J. MONTGOMERY, T. F. MONTGOMERY MADDEN X MONTGOMERY
 Plaintiffs Attys. August 20, 1887.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09
Prof. L. WHITE, THE CELEBRATED CANCER ERADICAT0R.

WHO NEVER HAS LoSr \ CASE, where he promised cure will be at Prescott. No- vada county, Arkansas, from October lst ta November 10th. 1881. All those who are afflicted with Cancer, will do we'll te meet him here, ,,s he may go back to Texas, wl.ere he is expecting to relieve great many suf ferers.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09
SheriH'S Sale.

By virtue of, and pursuant to. Il judge ment and order of the Circuit court. of Ne vada county, Arkansas, rendered at the No- vember term thereof. 1886. and renewed at the May term ISS1 1 will soil on
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09

Time changes many counterfeit bill.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09

All kinds of legal blanks for sale at this office
Nevada County picayune., 1887-11-09
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARDS

t;. P Smootc. [. c. NcRae. J. II. Arnold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-12
0'NEIL AND SQUIRE.
THE Ex-ALDERMAN NOT TO PLEAD aUnTY-sQUIRE
w0PRYpn AROyrv uya uoyN

THE Ex-ALDRRMAN NOT TO PLEAD aCuTY-sQUIRE
WORRIED ABOUT HIS BOND.
report that ex-Aldsfma ONsii had offered 70 plead
guilty With prompt denial from District Attorney
MARITIME yesterday. Hs said that when o'Neil and
his Sondsman, James J. CooGap. called him
Monday o'NsN made the remark; Why, don't believe
thas McQuade WAS guilty"
Mr. Mxrtue laughed and answered: It would be hard
to convince me Of that whom oder made before
the trial that would plead guilty under certain oond
tiopa"
O'Neil said quickly, Il would plead guilty.
would not plead to my own disgrace Am not gcflty"
Mr.. MARITIME said that he believed that O'Nril would
not plead guilty. ia added that Plea taken In
any of those cases. the defendant would certainly receive
consideration. Tho expense OF trial great,
and II plea were accepted the punishment would bs
considerably less than II the county put to all the
expense and trouble which a trial would cause II
ONeil not resdy for trial Monday. and Justioe
Barrett should be to force the TO trial Mr.
MARITIME would sad endeavor to that tho Court "
Oyer and Ierminer was otherwise occupied
Rolln NJ. Squire, exCOinmissonaI OF fubhc worRs,
whose trial may come soon, called at the Distrct
Attorneys office yesterday And ID lone conversation
with Mr. Marine. He was ~orrsd "a no has boen FOR
some time about hi. bail bond. Martin g. b OWL VINO
has bre tho surety 10 the arount OF $4,000 on s!ures
bond deres to be relieved. He does not weh 10 sur
render SQUIRE ard yet he docs not think fha he ougt
be asked continue the bond Squire says that nc
bondsman. He asked Mr.. Martihs ~ consent 10 MS 70
Lease on his own reeogpzance. thnH. ne cald 10 NJ
M1r'ins aat you 0w me ven ou,S q" Nn'" 'A"'
do not know" said Mr.. Marine. that have such
On with you wonli lead TO treat you
differently from aay other defendant
had BEEN Mr.. Martina answered that ne would try 10
accommodate the ex-Commssioper Of Public Works
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-12
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

a. SO i26 1870 iSs 40 1859 80 l69 1891, 1893. 1877 1873
2os "a 2Ss 2S4 zss ga 2'e .' $50 ZSs 40 2'i zs1
SUPREME CoUkf-0KxERAL TERN Before Van srpnt PJ
Jos 1911 lse isl 1888 1854. 1856 1888. 100 $780, 1872 ioo
surnnNk GoGKIHsrrclAL TERN PART Before ra,ter
son Nos lOi9 llOI 500 G63 esS S73 IS. 1928 60ab
o Ss g. u.s. SS io c
sTrRrxK counI.cIEcyTpanI IIBstor s Barrett s; 10
$35S sSs ses Sss s2ss q2I a2 s$se oo So' $40
Nos s2aI 1884 29iS 45li $500 3522 452, 1886, $3.50
1916 s673 2G70 1855 32s7 S0sS, 1885, 1886. $500 S6i4
sufREME ouRr1CIRcuIT1PART JIJa-Dsfore wilam.i
80 80 800 800 " 4sS sss 1850
2l8l 1903 III 1927. 1888 2l9l. 1882
x % s s sss s as 2sc s
76O 1904 3ll2 2c8 45l 2oO5. 3G0l. S603 1907 SeOo.
sUhsoGATk's CoUKT-Beiore Rollins. s.-wn Of James
suPKRoR CoUET-GExERAL TrRM-Adjourned sine die.
SUPERIOR CoyR1zTRIAL IERn-rARr i-Before sedgwick.
SUPERIOR COuEI-TRIAL TEKM-PARr L-Befooe Freed.
man. J.-Nos. S3s, 1890, 822. ,,>,--
SUPERIOR C0uRT-TRIAL TERh-PART lII.-Bef0fe O'G0f
SUPERIOR CoUKT-TnIAL TEEM-PART Iv.-Beforc Trua1.
COMMON PLEAs-GEsKIAL TERM-Before Iarremore. -.
Allen aud Bookstaver. JJ-Nos 4la "a, o. o. %; TO-
ccaNos TEnnrAnJ ss Van ses sos sss
f275 2276 2279 1888 1864 1888 81, 2ZvS 1900 1913.
ass7 22z9' 22i5 1902. 1903. 2SOi 1905.
,s sS!nr OF OYER AND to January 3D.
.couEr GENERAL sEssioss-PARI Before Judge Cow;
kG7SaiO r. 10. IA. 10. IT, IL. H. III. Pieadns'-
Gndcrsleeve and Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald
Eoal TO- H. IL. ID. IA. IS. 10. H. IT, 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-12
THE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE. Jan. ll.-Cotton dun. Mkidlng oae.,..
Flour steady Howard Street and Western 500
So 90 40 Extra SO l3d 80 do Family - 56t TO- city
Mills superhne az DO Extra So 10 d3 81 DO Rio
Southern Rat "a a6cr DO Amber 90 G9sc. No West
ern Winter Red spot s2ha921c.; Jan. 9xs-e92 ycl
February y2tSs2ec March s3a.c. asked MAY 95sss' q.
sSaanesS Whit. s' stss yecs
Western Mixed spo, 4e.S4esc., January 46sat6aci
Feb Oats quiet southern 81 Q3sc Pennsyvania
S4039c Western White q d39c- do. MiKet Ss936c..:.
Choice Western sli Oossis 90 Provisions dull Meas
PORK. $1,000 Bukmeats. Shoulders Clear RID sidee
packed 6LG7c BacoD-shoulders 797tc.. Char Ria
Sides THO. Hams l29l21c...... Lard-Renned TIE
-. Butter nrm Western Packet lCa nc, Creamery.
K.aSsS rmsr RIO esrsoes orSisary T. is
l4s40l6 &c. Sugar gnet soft, $50: Coppcr-Ro
fb-d lOs4 lie. whisksy Quiet at 81 23asl "a
Freights Liverp0O steamer steafy.t otton ,si
Flour 2s Grain t,aoa RsceptsnFour i2sis o6. what
600 bush shipmsnts-Fiour 5000 bbis. Wheat
bush Corn bush. saesWheat 2lO7Oo bush Corn
los, 100 bush
BOSTON Jan. ll.-Fiour Quiet. Common Extras. So O00
SO 26 Choice EItras SIS 9o spn,s Wheat Patents
Steamer Mixed 81 yci Gooi No drlie 60o5l9 Oats
easy. No. whue N1o42c.; No. 2 White 39scs
No White S9c. shorts steady. Mlddlines per ton
SIS boa s2l Butter steady Extra "sstsrI Gre. asey
Eggs steady. Eastern ExTas Soa33c, Casters
Firsts 30 Receipts the day-Flour Boo bblA
and 1880 .scxs Coru 27OOO bush oats 2O.OOo busA
shorts $500 bush
CHICAGO JAM ll-Flour quiet and unchanged. Winter
gan Winter S. rs 6s4 o. Choice To Fancy Minnesota Pat
ents "a 2OpS4 80 Minnesota Bakers In sacks 81 100
50 20. Ry. Fiour-s2 90ds3 ~ IN bbs Buckwheas SO
81 50 per loo d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-12
FEATURES OF ,gg-YptK DeALIvG.

FEATURES OF 'EV-Y tK DEttIV9i
On an active yesterday ths wheat speculation de-
veoped and sharp decline scored The trading
was on larger for several and although the
early dealings attended with comparative steadines
later day the selling for both long and short account
became fee speculation seemed TO be turned by the
foreign cable avces the abroad being checked
for the by the continued additions To the Visible sup
ply here csgos weight against prices however probably
counted great deal spo; lots fell of Val cent in 10
Spouse depression Of speculation but exporters took
advantage decline and bought nearly 100000 bushels
The options alb lowest points losses OF
. Tor January ell Tor February at 81 and arch at
98 PM so and May 80 and cent for June At
o. July 81 and August AZ p7at ,eBts Cssh fell y
cent and shippers 6G 90 bushels The options
heavy aympsthy with wheat of y tor January
y7a 6Oss and cent February 4Ss cents
Oats spot down cent The options were rela
lively yielded cent 10 3j for January
35 Tor February ~ for March. and 1861 cents for May.
There business IN lard about GOO erces
being for expert The DIPLOMA continued TO tend down
ward decline OF 5dS follows: jan
uary February 81 o. March s6 49, April 81 49, May
S. B6 and June So a.
The grain fOnr reported yesterday al Now
York Baltimore Philadelphia and boston wero io0wA
Wheat; lSl lG743G Jushes oats 26l
busnei total gram 4G3205 bushels flour. b3724 pack
ages At Chicago. Milwaukee and 81 LOUIS the arrivals
we're Wheat 95,662 bushels. corn. 3D6,J3o bushels
Data 144 800 bushels total grain. 545900 Iuses hour
nnrra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-12
NOT THE LAST OF THE PHELPS MISSION.

Mr.. STOKES NOT DISCOURAGED ny THE ORDER OF
JUSTICE DoNOHUE.
The transfer Of the Phelps Mission Thirty
st. to the new corporation known the Park Freshly
terrain Church. announced In THE TRIBUNE yesterday.
does not appears put end to the dispute among the
trustees disposition Of that property. William
F. Dodge Stokes Of the directors and the grandson
erected has opposedro the beginning the determination
Of the to transfer the trust property and
funds to Rev Mr.. Atterbry's church any other
Accordingly In November lis pe,,dens filed by Mr.
Injunction ,egnn in the supreme Court to resrain
any such action on the part OF the
for Mr. Stokes gave this view Of the to TRIBUNE re-
porter:
suit has not for argument and the notice Of
ITmUSE hi. morning order signed oy Juase pGaSse
yarte since received no notice OF tem nor
eye therefore csnnot imagine what grounds they Oh
sss e the p sG the aa must
aside brought hearing The mission was
on S f s %Ss
: On the 5 Mo T should Tis lie o the S
alter Dr:9s ito Of .oun f S sos '%S
MDs 81 IN and II
her desire that her money should be devoted to that church
sS To m the world why she ''0n' '
direct funds be applied other than those
originally intended sach as complete d'appearance OF the
that there not plenty OF poor IN The
an n the be H and T to
the work Of the Mission may be directed with advantage
plies fear On the part action would
nU os sn In e tor a@ Al tine NE
hsr s to % orr & ct pa fy 1a the without oG
know edge Our case in no way peuie by their action
not "a during nc interval
or the ma! disposition OF the trust funds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-12

me highest sasn prices Ts.e - y rs ~, 10,
So: sos: .oat.-Sa 3s.s xs1;-S$" iSS;;;::
flsiny sis7;::M;.. rG;. Ell : LARD, i.rS.ss ss:;;
ssS0 Short Clear s Sides 30 ety.
LOAF S sS %ns
S4coC Su.n; Corn is7.ooo Ou.n. Dat. ;22oo0 Sushs
a sS So Ss Sa'N IhsaI 5000 ous@ corn sS sas
Oats $4,000 OusnI Rys 5000 bush Barley $4,000
On Produce Exchange today the Butter market va
.sc per Tor fresh.
osSssAs Jan Arm .o gm, g Re- SO,
sssp., u lcS bush. az snpasn,s eoG 60 Os's h;s1
sS5n dq mr. %ns N'I No. 81
Snort 5a * % sSs c snS 81 %
o.o SSs q hnissl s"Ss on the J sa,s % ii Y
sy sn% IS S. Pas .Sa
Butchers "a 4osAs1. Receipts 4soo head 'hipmen"
Ssh So Req ss ss ss ss Ms
receipt. zOo Sass 0a.s-So xsr Sas sss q, r.o
MmwAukkx Jan IL. rIoa, easier. Wheat heat, dS,L
Cash 55:s s 81. T. ~ <
F f%. steam ss . .an f' @
ss.s!s sr D.t 2hsaa.S.
BUSH Wheat 20 $3.50 bush Barley Is $40 bush shipuen1
BUSH
Nav =. ss sss.' prices ~" A' '
ll.-Cofn. new. Quiet Nihci -
No Mixed $685. ASA &c Oats easy. NO. wnes zsS
SOLc; NO. Mixea. ~ 2Zoc. Rye dun. No oSsb1ooe
Sai. 5000 bush 1000 snD@snt'toru 5000
bush. Oats IL 100 bush Rye bush
ST LOUIS jan IL Flour quiet and eaEXXX 5! x ~ q
Choice - 30 q 81 49, FANCY ~ "
ass So Extra Fancy S. s6e+ 20 Patents "a 5000 90:
Wheat active. No. kod Winter cash 81 &c: JanuauY
closing Feb $50; Aasa q MN May sas
s. closing Nay S & eiSsng sa
No. Cash. rs &c. Jan. ~ Sc. oid Foo. use bud
Rye AZ &c bid Barley dun NJ 40 do2 &c. Hay-Tmotny
SIS 20 Is 3d. Prairic - eVsl2 3D. Butter s,ea.y.
-. n higher At use bran nrm al Sso iis""
Provisions dull and wssk-Pork at l2 90 lard loves
Of a sU 10 Buk lower: loose lots Long Cieaks
ST. 90: Ribs 50 10 short Clear 50 20 Boxed Ola
Long Clear 10 Short RIBS 30 w. short CIear 20 -
Bacon easy Long Clear At 50 80 snor, hSs =, 80 o'
Ksesipts Flour 5000 Ibl: Wheat IS9oS vasn. eesn
i6oUO bush. shlpments-Flour oO0 bela wheat Ss.oo@
busn orp. 1000 bush Oats LOCO bushi Rye.
bush. Barney 1910 bush
TOLEDO JAM ll.-wheat dull steady. Cash So
bid; MAY $3.50. bid steady, but dalL cash S6'xS
dull Cash at 2yc..; Glover seed Inactive -
i20O bush. Corn lo.O0o oash.; DATA Susn SIscc.&
seed snipnontsW heat 1000 bnsh Soih Avn
bush. oats 1000 bush Clover seed 81 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-12
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Jan IL tSpseanwhatever interest there is in
centres about contest which sonK on between
the old New ork bull wheat operators headed by
ous and the bear coterie headed by Resm
The New Workers achieved many successes III pulling
wheat Chicagoans were bearing II and bearing
IL when the leaders bulng 1t that the pit hardly
know which so The Chicago leaders had decidedly
the best OF today kept growing weaker and weaker
until from s5 May selling at "a ia s4 and at this hg
sa pr,ossy wa. the as Set :es IN sc
$:S az
pork al Sl2 OH
ssDs s ~
6Es cis: I: = 90 s 10
e,an. Gear u SoSa 90 s!raisai q ~ sos. 20: s.
q Sa e !. .iS.,s sss 8 as g
lots d .s
sss's@ hf Red In IN .sss N
I'D ,o Mn ,Ss, ps s,:
s Ssse No. aHr Mica assi gram
s maas' depot n s''1 ssn''s
SIsH a i.pas sS 1'r ] ~,
Ss w sG% Sc S.s%
Mr. sss sSn ''1ssSs1a ss.s
W.T. s s:.I s sSs
moth Pearl choice 6oGooc Far 70 Good o G %
Proy,sious steady Beef family Der bb ~ w 10
cts ss OO smokod 1l6c; Beef sx ooS y
fcTs mess go oo 10 prime s Hams smoked per
b. isaZy dressed Hogs oae Lard nm oy
1870 Sut,er-Frm psnn.ylvsnsc o and .nS Ssm
YoTE Creamery Extra 27o Western Extra 5000 70 ehoce'
lso22c, Rolls 2vs22c Packing nn.sr ono aai;
choice: l2.s EEss urn penn' .y,saay 10 nsei
test in TDs 6ts. susafsnbed quiet arsnnatsd 2sS s
Iee centoctisssr SsG, Powdered E,c.,d rsco
Tonr 800 bbla WheSs 81. 700 Corn lit~ cusn,
~ e.Ie0 bah. hmpmenes-Whset s7.l0V ousi. eorn
S7VO push. UAss 12.SoV busA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-12

he ONLY KISSED HER AND WROTE TO HER.
verdict defendant rendered yesterday In the
supreme Court Justice Williams and jury
IN the suit which Edward F. Cornell sought 10 Obtain
$4,000 damages from William Brettmsn on the allegation
That aenated the affections of tho pantns wife.
The defendant stand acknow lodged st he
onne but denied other undue Intimacy
They had correspoDded frequently.
XamiDed witness He SAID that he
took the defendant and Mrs Onne into his back II
The Tombs 81" told him." he SAID that he had done wrong
In writing married told him the
plenty single women he could write to believe told
him the woods iul OF them. taugher) told him be
pust give letters Mira Conne had written TO HIM lie
Sat he h. destroy ed them he hung his head ana coui
admitted the relations with
Hrs Conne. / know he hung his head in o sheepish
banner" -, 49,.
witnesses the defence that Conne while ntoIi
sed frightened wife that she called FOR assistance
The Jury agreed after brief elaboration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-12
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.


NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The dewaer Pipe Lines report for december shows few
changes from November but they the resn O' the
cepi from other lines The gross stocks increased 1928
sediment and surplus account decreased lOl
barrels making stock OF 22a barrels The
figures barrels December follows Gross amount
fund lblaO88 sediment and surplus. l43.674i net mer
charitable fluid 1869 422 certificates outstanding $4,000
credit balances 655 422i receipts from the wells 1924
barrels
Little received from the oil country yesterday hut
the gauge OF Washington district reported at 1000
the OF this encouraging showing cruhe o"
only cent 10 722 cents and Then the supply va,
sufhcient market back TO the bgnfe-
10 directed 10
sharp and yet the bull following that would he
in created the intentions
Of the IL not uncomfortable The market was dull
and firm at the CLOSE. -. - -,
range prices and tho total dealings at the Conso
dated Exchange were as follows;
Opening TIA Lowest. 7lst
Highest s2l2 FINAL :.
Sales barrels i"''o''V
Refined oil was unchanged CO. cents here and G' cents
per gallon ia Philadelphia and Baltimore.